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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart ranking ten countries by electricity production and consumption in 2014: China produced 5,398 billion kWh and consumed 5,322 billion kWh; the United States produced 4,099 billion kWh and consumed 3,866 billion kWh; Russia produced 1,057 billion kWh and consumed 1,038 billion kWh; Japan produced 936.2 billion kWh and consumed 856.7 billion kWh; India produced 871 billion kWh and consumed 698.8 billion kWh; Canada produced 618.9 billion kWh and consumed 499.9 billion kWh; France produced 561.2 billion kWh and consumed 431.6 billion kWh; Brazil produced 530.1 billion kWh and consumed 455.8 billion kWh; Germany produced 526.6 billion kWh and consumed 455.8 billion kWh; South Korea produced 485.1 billion kWh and consumed 449.5 billion kWh.
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The bar chart illustrates the top ten of numerous countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014.

Overall,while the number of both production and consumption electricity in foremost countries rose significantly, the reverse was true for other countries. In addition, in China and United States the manufacturring and spending electricity became most crucial pageant in 2014.

In detail, the quantities of production electricity was the most popular in China and US with 5,398 kWh and 4,099 kWh. The country which pursued them were Russia which stood out at mere 1,057 kWh in comparison with two enormous countries. Japan and India were almost in equal level, but the production of electricity in Japan was more considerable, behind them were four countries Canada, France, Brazil, Germany,with practically same number of production. At the bottom was Korea with 485,1 kWh.

By contrast, the share of consuming electricty didn’t change and kept in exact level with production, but in France diferrence between them was collosal and it was the best result.

It is worth noting that in Russia the level of consuming electricity virtually exceeded the number of production, while in Germany it occured and might have bad effect in everyday life of inhabitants.

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